Rémi de Juvigny

Rémi de Juvigny

@remi.space

💼 building Camox.ai 🤹‍♂️ into the open web, mountains and bicycles 📍 based in annecy, france

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cool agent moment of the day: I asked astra to investigate a glitch during page hydration using a screen recording. It ran a swift script to convert the video to a gallery of frames, so it could work off of a single image. neat

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1/ Today, we’re excited to introduce Attie, currently as an invite-only closed beta. Attie is the first agentic social app on atproto. It’s something completely new—an experiment in making building on the protocol more accessible.

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I finally got the chance to try xstate store after hearing about it at @davidkpiano.bsky.social's talk at React Paris. Really liking it! I like that we get the usual clean action+reducer pattern, but also a safe way to trigger side effects _within_ the action (e.g. showing a notification)

Years later, still the best way to keep up with the React ecosystem

Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com@sebastienlorber.com

This Week In React 235 Lots of cool React stuff in this edition! thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/235 ⚛️ - React Router RSC - createStore() - SuspenseList - Transition Indicator - SWC React Compiler - Render Hooks / With React - Waku - React Scan 📱 - Lava - Fortnite - Expo - Skia - Lynx

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Meet our Speakers Boaz Poolman is the Co-Founder at PluginPal Now, he's coming to #StrapiConf 2025 We're thrilled to welcome Boaz Poolman to the Strapi stage! 💡 Senior Developer Uncinc 💡 Strapi Community Star ⏳ Ready to go—join us on May 13th in Paris! 🎟️ Secure your spot now → strapi.link/4j0eJHl

Currently fighting flaky playwright tests in the CI at work and it feels like a full-on war. Hopefully we can extract valuable tips out of this experience

Just listened to the @syntax.fm about @tanstack.com. It's quite refreshing to hear about a client-first focus these days! but with server support when you actually want or need it. It sounds perfect for a dead side project of mine, maybe a migration could bring it back to life